Bob Whelan's Rules For A Teenage Daughter Poem by Bill Grace
Bob Whelan's Rules For A Teenage Daughter
1. Dad is always right. Dad is always wrong.
2. Dad is very loveable.
3. Love, love and puppy chow!
4. Spoil them and they will be picky about boys.
5. No hand - me - downs.
6. They must have all the electronic toys that their buddies have.
One hope, in five years (Dads) - your IQ will go up twenty points.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: dad
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